Elite WR Isaiah Sategna Flips From Oregon To Arkansas

Elite WR Isaiah Sategna joins the Razorbacks 2022 recruiting class
Elite WR Isaiah Sategna Flips From Oregon To Arkansas
Elite WR Isaiah Sategna Flips From Oregon To Arkansas /

Arkansas coach Sam Pittman added another big-time recruit to the 2022 recruiting class Wednesday night.

Fayetteville wide receiver Isaiah Sategna, the No. 1-rated recruit in Arkansas, announced he was de-committing from Oregon in favor of Arkansas.

Sategna announced his commitment via his personal Twitter account.

Sategna is the 20th commitment of the 2022 class for the Hogs. Pittman is building a wall around the state for the 2022 class with commitments from eight of the Top 10 recruits in Arkansas.

Sategna joins fellow in-state recruits offensive linemen Andrew Chamblee and E’Marion Harris, wide receiver Quincey McAdoo, defensive linemen Nico Davillier, running back James Jointer, linebacker Mani Powell, and defensive linemen JJ Hollingsworth.

Arkansas wide receivers coach Kenny Guiton, the primary recruiter for Sategna, Kenny Guiton, tweeted, “Hogs just got better in a major way!!!” shortly after the news broke of Sategna’s commitment.

With Treylon Burks likely to be an early-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, Sategna could see opportunities to contribute early.

At 5-11, 170, Sategna has the speed (10.8 in the 100m) to contribute, but will not be an early enrollee so he can compete on the track for Fayetteville his senior season next spring.

Sategna had previously committed to the Ducks after backing off his first commitment to Texas A&M. He had strongly considered USC in between those choices.

Other SEC schools who made offers were Auburn, LSU, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Missouri, and Tennessee. Sategna also has offers from Cincinnati, Florida State, Louisville, Michigan, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, Penn State and many more. 


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Trey Smith
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